Smart Transactions (STXN) has launched a new Ethereum project enabling smart contracts to execute transactions based on future events. Called the “Ethereum time machine”, the platform enhances the blockchain’s programming
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In Boston, over 100 Bitcoin enthusiasts gathered at Fidelity Investments to discuss improving Bitcoin’s global functionality. Focus points included making Bitcoin user-friendly and protecting it from potential threats. With Bitcoin
Starknet, an Ethereum layer-2 project, will introduce staking to its main network on November 26. Participants will need 20,000 STRK tokens to validate transactions and create blocks. Those with STRK
Interoperability protocol launches its mainnet on Polkadot to advance crosschain communication and forge a more connected blockchain ecosystem.
Ethereum developer Justin Drake recently unveiled a comprehensive reworking of Ethereum called the ‘Beam Chain’. The blueprint combines current development ideas into a complete upgrade plan, including block creation and
Espresso, a blockchain project, has launched its confirmation layer, an integral element of auxiliary networks or ‘rollups’, promising faster and more cost-effective transactions. The technology helps ensure trust and readability
A long-dormant string of code called OP_CAT could be the secret to unlocking the true potential of Bitcoin for DeFi and see it surge past Ethereum DeFi in the future.
Blockchain data provider Nansen is branching into analytics for Bitlayer, a Bitcoin Layer-2 mechanism known for enabling Ethereum-style smart contracts on Bitcoin. With this move, Nansen plans to improve decision-making
ENS Labs, creator of the Ethereum Name Service system, is developing a secondary network called Namechain, which will be operational by the end of 2022. The Namechain will employ zero-knowledge
The Ethereum Foundation disclosed its finances, revealing $970.2 million in treasury, a 39% decrease from March’s $1.6 billion. Most of the treasury (81.3%) is in crypto, mostly ether (99.45%). Despite